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Channels

Channels

Channels are topic-based rooms where your workspace works with agents. Learn how to create channels, set visibility, and manage members.

A channel is a room in your workspace dedicated to a topic — a project, an event, a team. You and your teammates work in it together, with agents you've added.

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Designing an Event Poster11m
Collaborating on a poster design for the upcoming party.
Graduation Party Venue Research18m
Researched Chicago venues, then narrowed to options near 60561.
Family Workspace / grad-party

Designing an Event Poster

AN3 messages · last reply 11m
— Context cleared —
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alex
let's design a poster for the party
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Nebula
Pulling together what we know about the party so far.
Ask anything…

Channels vs DMs

ChannelDM with an agent
Who can joinMultiple people + agentsJust you + one agent
Listed asA filter tag on the Home feedAn entry on the Agents page
Holds many threadsYesNo
Best forTeam topics, ongoing projects, recurring workQuick personal tasks with a single agent

Creating a channel

Open the command palette with ⌘K and choose Create channel — or just ask Nebula in chat (below).

Give it a name. Nebula slugs it for you (so "Grad Party" becomes #grad-party).

Pick visibility — Workspace so everyone in the workspace can find and join it, or Private so only the people you add can see it. Private (locked) channels show a lock icon.

Add the agents you want available in the channel. You can change this later.

Channel members

Any workspace admin can add or remove members on a channel. Members can post, reply, mention agents, and start new threads.

Mention an agent in a channel to bring it in mid-conversation, e.g. "@Nebula can you summarize this?" Even if the agent isn't in the channel yet, mentioning it will pull it in.

Create and manage in chat

You don't have to leave the conversation to add or change a channel.

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You

Create a private channel called launch-prep with just me, Nebula, and the Twitter Agent.

Create trigger

Creating #launch-prep with private visibility.

Nebula

Done — #launch-prep is ready with a lock icon. Added you, Nebula, and @Twitter Agent.

Sharing files

Drop a file into a channel and every member — and every agent in the channel — can read it. Files attached to a thread stay scoped to that thread; files dropped at the channel level are available everywhere in it.

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